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        source : [Visual Technology Visual 1050 info page](http://www.metabarn.com/v1050/)
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-  - author: Jim Schifalacqua (USA)
-    date: Wednesday 8th December 2010
-    text: This was my first "real" home computer, purchased back in 1984 after I graduated college and I used it up through 1995! It was great for word-processing, spreadsheets, and programming (used FTL C and Modula-2 compilers for CP/M). The best thing was it''s VT-100 compatibility. I used it with a modem as my home terminal for UNIX systems all through graduate school. It was great for vi and editing/compiling/uploading C programs. What a great little machine, and great graphics and display capabilities. But its floppy drives were noisy! My wife referred to them as buzz-saws, and between those and the daisy-wheel printer I used with it, I couldn''t use the thing past 10 pm without waking everyone up!
-  - author: Richard Bramante (USA)
-    date: Tuesday 18th December 2007
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-      I put together a basic page here for some information I have collected on this system. If anybody can help with more information please let me know.
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-      http://bramante.metabarn.com/visual1050/
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     url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230201165415/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=842